Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-28
Alma. Mich. Friday. Oct. 20. 1887

If You want Il good smoke, you will
Il. find the NJ, b. Cigar the best
The board OF Supervisors have al
Journed until the January session.
Tell your neighbors they can get the
RECORD until Jan. lst 1850. for $l.25.
Diptheria is reported on Cases addi-
ton by DR. brainerd, m. d. Who
knows:
T. \. Miller & Co. keep the most
complete line of artist supplies in
Alma.
Mrs. c. W. Schneider left for Detroit
on Monday, for visit OF indefinite
length.
Harry Butten has resigned his 20
sition at the Wright House, and in
tends to go north.
Mrs Phipps, Of Stanton, was the
guest of her daughter at the Sanitarium
over Sunday.
For sale cheap a double barrel breech
loading shot gun enquire at the
Wright House Office.
Miller Bros. have just received a
splendid lot Of cutters. Those wish
ing to purchase Will do well to drop in
and look them over.
We desire TO place the RECORD in
every family in this vicinity, conse-
quently we will send it until Jan. lst
1889, II months for Sl25.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Yerington went to
Detroit last Monday; they probably
witnessed the great game Of base ball
between the Detroits and st. Louis
Browns.
We were in error last week in stat
ing that Myron Parks plead guilty to
the charge Of intent to 90 great bodily
harm He plead guilty to the charge
Of assault and battery only.
Mrs. Thedgar is very sick and in cir
cum,tancrs to justify the exercise of
Christian charity on the part of friends.
Let no one suffer, being sick. in this
land OF plenty Discriminate charity
is always praise-worthy
\ lady says that the new marriage
law ought to be repealed as it is just
too mean for anything" to give news
papers Il chance to publish the age OF
the bride, even before the marriage
takes place.
one result of the recent visit of the
Michigan synod to Alma college was tC
secure eco for the college library
1t is also stated that the Rev. DIS
Pierson aud Atterbury Will give theh
private libraries to the college. 80 Detroit
Tribune.
Nmrods should remember the fact
that the hunting of deer with dogs j,
now punishable by a fine of so or i'm
prisonment in the county jail, besides
giving any person the privilege of kill
ing the offending dogs as a public
!, nuisance.
The Congregational Aid Soc
ieiy will serve chicken pie supper next
Friday evening. As there is still q
church debt hanging over and we have
not called on the public many time:
this summer, we would like to see &
large attendance.
If we keep on adding new names tC
our subscription list as we have during
the last few weeks. we can soon plac,
mt the top OF our columns largest cir
culation in the county, Come right
along lots of room on our books, anC
tell your ueighbors and friends. we al,
giving the RECORD until January
1889 for Sl.25.
/ l.. W. Miller, of Miller Bros, pho.
tographers, has severed his connection
with the firm. and will remove TO Al
, ma. The retiring member came t
Bay City in 1876 and purchased th'
Gibson gallery. Having taken in hi
5 brother Lee to learn the business, h,
afterwards admitted the latter TO part
4 nership, and the brothers have 20
, years conducted one Of the LEADING
galleries in the valley Lee will con
q tinue the business on Washington ave
Z nue.-Bay City Tribune.
g Mrs T.. c. Turver. who has beer
t sick "A long time, died Sunday evening
+ last. She was most estimable lady
t highly respected by large circle o
\ friends, who sincerely mourn thei
e loss and extend their heartfelt sympa
A thy to the stricken family IN this sa
/: bereavement. Mr. Turycr and tire
$ daughters, young ladies, are thus be
!. reft OF their dearest earthly friend
wife and mother. Her remains wer
p taken to Saginaw on onday, being "a
q corted to the depot by the Odd Fellows
q DIS Flowers. of Alma, Botanic ply
4, scians for all chronic diseases. wi
IS visit Shepherd, Monday, October 3
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